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Percy Weasley
Gryffindor Prefect
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Date:
2012-09-14 03:07 am (UTC)
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Weasley.
Thank you but no, I believe Antoshenka has the situation well in hand.
I cannot say I have read the text, no, but I understand it to be of the same variety as those
Bewitching
romances for housewitches. Only - more so.
Only a complete fool would have mistaken it for a Roman text on magic, however.
Besides, at this hour, Peakes is already asleep.
The only bright side is that it offered us an excellent excuse to leave Sanditon's so-called 'opera' - dreadful. Absolutely dreadful.
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Date: 2012-09-14 03:07 am (UTC)Thank you but no, I believe Antoshenka has the situation well in hand.
I cannot say I have read the text, no, but I understand it to be of the same variety as those Bewitching romances for housewitches. Only - more so.
Only a complete fool would have mistaken it for a Roman text on magic, however.
Besides, at this hour, Peakes is already asleep.
The only bright side is that it offered us an excellent excuse to leave Sanditon's so-called 'opera' - dreadful. Absolutely dreadful.